how do i get songs on it from a cd?
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none of these functions ever worked for me, the one i had would play a CD for a while although very slow to pull menu from they it play but then it just quit working, the one they sent to replace the first one would not work at all, these things are just junk in my opinion, I wouldn't waste my money on another one.
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Actually, that is why I returned it an got one with a CD player. At first, I thought that I could just place my CD's into Itunes, and then put them onto an SD card and it would work the same. However, they needed to be transferred from the new mp4 format to mp3. When that was all said and done, it didnt even work. So, I do not know honestly, as I was so frustrated by reading that they wanted me to buy all of their SD cards and I wasnt having any luck. I would recommend just returning it and getting one with a CD player, or if you have an ipod or iphone-burn your CD's into Itunes and then sync them to your device so that you can play them from that. Actually, that is why I returned it an got one with a CD player. At first, I thought that I could just place my CD's into Itunes, and then put them onto an SD card and it would work the same. However, they needed to be transferred from the new mp4 format to mp3. When that was all said and done, it didnt even work. So, I do not know honestly, as I was so frustrated by reading that they wanted me to buy all of their SD cards and I wasnt having any luck. I would recommend just returning it and getting one with a CD player, or if you have an ipod or iphone-burn your CD's into Itunes and then... » Read More Actually, that is why I returned it an got one with a CD player. At first, I thought that I could just place my CD's into Itunes, and then put them onto an SD card and it would work the same. However, they needed to be transferred from the new mp4 format to mp3. When that was all said and done, it didnt even work. So, I do not know honestly, as I was so frustrated by reading that they wanted me to buy all of their SD cards and I wasnt having any luck. I would recommend just returning it and getting one with a CD player, or if you have an ipod or iphone-burn your CD's into Itunes and then sync them to your device so that you can play them from that. « Show Less
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You can do it but alias with iTunes... You have to out a tick in the box where it is written to put manually the songs
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no I think you need the cd to play that I think it has been a long time lost one of my cd so when I got a new computer now I can not play it
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One place is HD Tracks. However, you can convert CDs into WAV 16 bit/44.1 for free in iTunes or other programs. The player handles WAV very well, and that's generally high definition enough.
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If you go into iTunes preferences, you can have iTunes rip cds into mp3 format. Use that instead.
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You need to get on Apple.com and download I-Tunes for PC. This will allow you to put CD's and buy songs offf the I-Tunes store also.Good Luck
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No. You have to burn your Itunes songs to a CD, rip them into the Creative Platform and then load them on to the player.
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I honestly don't know the answer to that but my guess is you have to use the standard CD+G that the machine is designed to play. I bet if you contacted the manufacturer on their web site they could give you a better answer. Other than that I love my Karaoke machine.
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You can use Mixcraft for this purpose; you would need to first rip the CD tracks you want using a secondary application; Windows Media Player can rip individual tracks from a CD; create a folder in which to save them as WAV or MP3; then you can open a new project in Mixcraft... I find it easiest to open Windows Explorer, open the folder containing the files and drag each one into a track in the Mixcraft project where it becomes a CLIP... you can then move them around and order them as desired; eventually you will want to put all the clips in one track; if you drag a clip and overlap the clip in front of it, Mixcraft automatically creates a crossfade; drag the clip back and forth to determine how much crossfade you want... then you can use one of the Mixcraft CD burning engines to burn your mix to CD... hope this helps... remember, first you need to rip the selected tracks to your hard drive using Windows Media Player, to make them available to drag into your Mixcraft project...
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the simple answer is yes, you can load them. you dont have to pay for what you already have on cd. and its very easy. also, i recommend using limewire to download music. i have more than a thousand songs on my ipod video and i've never paid for anything on itunes. you just download. and its legal. technically.
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Yes, Itunes will import the music on your CD and place it into your library. You can choose how itunes will convert it (MP3, AIFF, 256K...) using the "preference" settings or itunes will do it for you based on the standard settings. You do not have to import all of the songs. You can choose which songs to import.
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if you copy the cd to a memory stick from another computer and download the drivers that way it should work. this item is pretty bulky as Joshua said. we use it on a desktop computer and it sticks out quite a bit.
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If you have a music CD and you are using a Windows based computer like Windows 7 or 8, you can ripped music tracks out on the music CD and transfer or download it to this Sony Walkman. -Ely
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Yes, you'll have to rip the CDs into a music file format like mp3, FLAC, etc. depending on the quality you want, although you say they're on your computer, so you may have already done that. The mp3 format should be adequate for listening on the go. They don't take up much room. FLAC files will work, but they're much bigger and leave less room for more music.
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If CD u burned is in mp3, reburn to wav on CD, if ur CD player doent play mp3, u need to burn as wav like other CD music CD's, make shure ur CD player can play CD-r's, older CD players don't reconize CD-r
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not sure why you would need to. it has a built in CD player... if your CD player has a USB connector you could possibly use that.
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You can print the cd but you need the adhesive pages. Print the cd on it and later you transfer to the cd.